Interesting things UX is working on - February 2021
Blog post from GitLab
In February 2021, the UX department focused on several initiatives to improve user experience and efficiency in GitLab. These included simplifying the configuration of API fuzzing scanners by generating code snippets for easier integration into .yaml files, and enhancing visibility into the GitLab Agent for Kubernetes by offering a detailed activity page to help troubleshoot deployments. Efforts were made to improve in-page search for settings, streamline the process for managing vulnerabilities with required comments and threaded discussions, and prioritize compliance violations by assigning severity levels. Additionally, the team aimed to make it easier for new users to adopt CI/CD by introducing templates, simplify SaaS purchase flows by integrating them directly into GitLab, and enhance feature flag management by validating them as an issue type. Other improvements included better messaging for managing merge requests in the merge train and addressing UX issues in the merging process to expedite shipping.
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